Casa de Campo · Dominican Republic
Casa de Campo Resort & Villas
About the Resort
Casa de Campo is less a resort than a private estate: 7,000 acres above the Caribbean near La Romana, with three Pete Dye golf courses including the celebrated Teeth of the Dog, an equestrian centre, a marina and a shooting club. Couples stay in elegant rooms or take a private villa, which comes with butler service, a personal chef option and a golf cart to get around the grounds. The estate's own 16th-century-style village, Altos de Chavón, has a stone amphitheatre and church that make it one of the most distinctive ceremony settings in the Caribbean. 315 rooms plus villas.
Wedding Planning Notes
Casa de Campo suits couples who want an estate rather than a resort — the grounds are large enough that guests use golf carts between venues, which is charming but needs planning for older guests and for timing between ceremony and reception. Altos de Chavón is the headline setting and books far ahead. La Romana International (LRM) is 10 minutes away, though most guests route through Punta Cana (PUJ), about 75 minutes by road.
Wedding Features
- Altos de Chavón amphitheatre and church
- Private villa weddings
- Beachfront ceremony sites
- Dedicated wedding coordination
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Wedding Venues at Casa de Campo Resort & Villas
Where ceremonies, receptions, and welcome events actually happen
Dye Fore Terrace
ceremonyUp to 150 guests
A three-level private terrace at Altos de Chavon overlooking the Chavon River, with a covered upper balcony.
View venue details →Piazzetta Terrace
receptionUp to 100 guests
Upper and lower cobblestone terraces at Altos de Chavon with views of the Chavon River escarpment.
View venue details →Terracita Chavon
ceremonyUp to 45 guests
A small private terrace overlooking the Chavon River, listed for ceremonies, cocktails and intimate receptions.
View venue details →Casa del Rio
receptionUp to 80 guests
A colonial building overlooking the Chavon River escarpment with air conditioning and operable windows.
View venue details →St. Stanislaus Catholic Church
ceremonyUp to 80 guests
A church at the heart of Altos de Chavon for Catholic ceremonies only.
View venue details →Genesis Event Garden
ceremonyUp to 160 guests
A walled garden in the Gardens of Altos de Chavon, listed for ceremony and cocktail only.
View venue details →Amphitheater
receptionUp to 200 guests
A stone amphitheater at Altos de Chavon with a main stage and an upper terrace, for ceremonies, cocktails and receptions.
View venue details →Minitas Sunset Beach
receptionUp to 300 guests
A private white sand beach with calm water, listed for ceremonies, cocktails and receptions.
View venue details →Minitas Beach Club
receptionUp to 420 guests
A beach club with a gazebo, pool deck, bar area, beachfront ceremony space and restaurant, available in privatization tiers.
View venue details →Lago Garden Terrace
receptionUp to 200 guests
Lower and upper terraces overlooking the ocean and the Teeth of the Dog golf course, listed for ceremony, cocktail and reception from 6:00 pm to midnight.
View venue details →La Casita
receptionUp to 120 guests
An oceanside restaurant in the marina with a large bar and lounges, using its outdoor terrace as the dance floor.
View venue details →Marina Riverside Center
receptionUp to 300 guests
An indoor and outdoor open-air tent structure on the shore of the Chavon River.
View venue details →Flamboyan Ballrooms
receptionUp to 250 guests
Private air-conditioned ballrooms for events of 50 to 250 guests.
View venue details →Plaza Chavon
ceremonyUp to 90 guests
A cobblestone colonial plaza in the heart of Altos de Chavon overlooking the Chavon River, for ceremonies and receptions of up to 90.
View venue details →Terraza del Corazon
ceremonyUp to 6 guests
A heart-shaped terrace at the foot of a staircase over the Chavon River escarpment, for first looks and elopements of up to 6.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a visa to travel to the Dominican Republic?
U.S. and Canadian citizens do not require a visa to enter the Dominican Republic for tourism stays of up to 30 days. A valid passport is required at entry.
What are the passport validity requirements?
Your passport must be valid for the entire length of your stay in the Dominican Republic. We recommend at least 6 months of validity beyond your return date.
Is travel insurance required?
While travel insurance is not mandatory, we strongly recommend purchasing trip cancellation insurance. It must be bought at the time of booking or within 48 hours after your reservation. Please note that your group reservation is 100% non-refundable, non-transferable, and no changes can be made.
When will my e-tickets and travel documents be issued?
E-documents are typically issued 5-7 business days prior to your travel date. Once we receive the tickets, we will send them directly to the email address provided during booking.
When I make my reservation, what will appear on my credit card statement?
By completing your reservation, you are authorizing DreamWed to process your payment on behalf of the chosen supplier. The charge will appear on your credit card statement as either the specific airline/supplier or DreamWed.
How do I complete my booking?
To complete your booking, simply click the "Book Now" button on the resort page and follow the instructions, or reach out to your DreamWed concierge who will process the reservation on your behalf.
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